Last week we dove into the book of Habakkuk to discover that God’s love endures when you face trials and injustice. Continue the journey with us as we explore more truths from this book that will help us stand in God’s love despite difficult circumstances around us.
As Psalm 136 says of the Lord, “His faithful love endures forever.” His love endures when you face trials & grief. His love endures when you see injustices around you. His love endures when you don’t see breakthrough and are confused about where God is in a situation.
Love conquers sin! As Christians, we are exhorted in the Word to put off the “Old Self” on the “New Self”. This new nature is fashioned according to God’s blueprint for our lives.
It’s time for us to let go of all the fleshly things which we have held firmly to, and truly re-center our hearts on Him. It is time for us to put our trust and confidence in Him and Him alone!
At the center of the Gospel Message is the immense, unfailing, unconditional love of God! Jesus became the sacrifice for us because of His Unfailing Love! He did it by love, through love, and for love.
One of the most prominent elements in a crisis is ever increasing levels of fear. Of course this fits perfectly with the plan of the inventor of crises. God however has not left us defenseless against this onslaught, providing us with many levels of protection.
As ambassadors for Christ, let’s step into crisis with love for families, with God’s compassion, and with the authority of Jesus.
Multitudes still have no concept of Who God is, that He loves them and that He sent His Son, Jesus, into this world. Now we have the ministry of reconciliation with Jesus’ authority and power to carry on and further His work.
Through Jesus and salvation the enduring and sacrificial love of God has been revealed. He desires that all receive from His love and live in it to its fullest.
Today’s message explores three major tools for winning our generation for the Kingdom of God. Jesus predicted that His disciples would not only do the same works that He did, but even greater works. Although that may be difficult for many to imagine, the same authority, anointing, and message of hope is available to every believer today, just as it was with the early disciples.